why can't i use HtmlHelper in a class that extends ViewUserControl??

I'm trying to override all the Html.TextBoxFor etc. methods. I want to make them non-static methods in a class that extends ViewUserControl. But, according to intellisense, Html does have access to these methods; they simply don't appear. So basically I want to do something like:

The second article in the C# Object-Oriented Programming tutorial describes how classes are created in C# and how behaviour, in the form of publicly visible and private, hidden methods can be added. This demonstrates some of the uses of encapsulation

In general, the members of a class can be accessed by instance of that class when they are in public, but there comes a situation to access or call members of a class without an instance and this can be achieved by declaring them as static

ASP.NET provides a configuration system we can use to keep our applications flexible at runtime. In this article we will examine some tips and best practices for using the configuration system for the best results.

The element of a web.config file is a place to store connection strings, server names, file paths, and other miscellaneous settings needed by an application to perform work. The items inside appSettings are items that need to be configurable depending upon the environment, for instance, any database connection strings will change as you move your application from a testing and staging server into production.

EncapsulationLet's abstract away the source of the connection string using a class with a static property.

This sample demonstrates two way communications using message queuing between a device application and a desktop application. One application sends book order messages to a message queue and another application receives these book orders from the message queue and responds to the device queue that the orders have been processed.

I'm
using EF3.5sp1 for a project, and I've been working around many of its
problems... as such, my entity partial classes have a lot of logic in
them for change-tracking and whatnot. Obviously, I'd like to factor
this logic out into a common base class,
but of course all my objects must derive from EntityObject. Is it
possible to tell them to derive from some class of my own invention
(which would actually likely derive from EntityObject themselves)?

I'd rather avoid editing the EDMX file unless the changes will be
safe on entity-model-update, since I'm still making changes to the
database schema in this early state of my project.

Thanks

Also, is there any good workaround for the fact that the change isn't tracked when you change EntityReference.EntityKey?

I created an application and implemented IHTTPHandler for all incoming request ending with ".aspx" extension.

Under "ProcessRequest" module, I am creating an instance of HttpContext (with URL attributes different from my application's URL i.e. if I am working on localhost then speciying Yahoo.com as its URL) and assigning it to "context" which comes as method argument.

After redirection, an error is generated. Also, the custom HTTPContext is not passed to the requested page (default.aspx, in my case.)

Code is as follows.

Public Sub ProcessRequest(ByVal context As System.Web.HttpContext) Implements System.Web.IHttpHandler.ProcessRequest
Try
Dim requestedUrl As String
Dim targetUrl As String
Dim urlLength As Integer
'Save settings which will be used while redirecting to appropriate page
requestedUrl = context.Request.RawUrl
If requestedUrl.IndexOf("?") >= 0 Then
targetUrl = requestedUrl.Substring(0, requestedUrl.IndexOf("?"))
Else
targetUrl = requestedUrl
End If
If targetUrl = Nothing Or targetUrl.Length = 0 Then
targetUrl = requestedUrl
End If
urlLengt

I'm trying to make a control class library. I want to have a GenericHandler as a WebResource so I could call it from the web project that will use that control.

I need this handler will get parameters from the query string and return JSON data acourding to what it get in the QS.

I know how to create JS and images WebResources, so I tried the same on a generic handler I added to the class library project but all it does is return the source of the handler file and not the result.

Here is the page directive for the page that throws the error:<%@Pagelanguage="c#"Inherits="University.AspNet.Index"CodeFile="Index.aspx.cs" %>

The code behind file Index.aspx.cs starts like this:

using

University.Framework.UI;

namespace University.AspNet

{

publicpartialclassIndex : University.Framework.UI.HomePageThe code behind is extending this HomePage class, which is in turn an extenstion of another class University.Framework.UI.Page, which extends the System.Web.UI.Page class.

3 Public Function Ohjoy(ByVal X As Integer) As Integer4 Dim theClass As New Class1 '= New Class1()5 theClass.ReSize(0)6 theClass.myBaby(0).GetName(0) = "Hello" 'Property Chars is read only'7 Return 18 End FunctionI have a first class named "Class1". I have a second class named "Class2" Class2, is a member of class 1,and is implemented as an array of objects of type Class 2.

If I try and call the Accessor GetName() my hard coded value "Hello" in my accessor is not returned? Onlyan alpha character like "T"

Also if I try and assigne a value using the setter GetName() it does not work, and the compiler gives me an error message "property Chars is ReadOnly? Does anyone know what is wrong in my code? Line 6 above

In what we use MethodBuilder reality I can not understand, therefore there is an article with example at microsoft site

"MethodBuilder is used to fully
describe a method in Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL), including
the name, attributes, signature, and method body. It is used in
conjunction with the TypeBuilder class to create classes at runtime." - from